Current Top Priorities for Guidance or Collaboration

Contact us to learn more about these current priority areas or to explore collaboration opportunities.

• • Administer, collect, analyze, and report on Washington State of the Arts Education Survey 2025 (March) 

• • • • Gather data on arts education in K-12 public schools across the state. Previous surveys were conducted in 2005 and 2009 led by the Washington State Arts Commission (WSAC); results: https://www.arts.wa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Report-Arts-Education-Research-Initiative.pdf.  

• • • • Understand areas of greatest need, as well as areas of high achievement, which will inform the data and enable the development of tools and resources to strengthen student learning in the arts 

• • Perform data dashboard summary and reporting 

• • • • Tracking outcomes:  

• • • • • • Student Access to the Arts 

• • • • • • Student Participation in the Arts

• • • • • • Culturally Responsive Arts Education  

• • WA state GDP from the Creative Sector  

• • Career Connected Learning 

• • Arts Integration  

• • Update the Quadrant Washington Arts in Education Data Project Metrics to include 22-23 and 24-25 school year data 

• • Update Arts for All Website: Page-by-Page Copy, Photos; Wireframes (April) 

• • Develop toolkits:  

• • • • Coalition Orientation Packet (April) 

• • • • Coalition Outreach Toolkit (May – June) 

• • • • Champions Advocacy Toolkit (July – August) 

• • Create presentation decks to support data dashboard coordination during planned Arts for All meetings in April, July, October.